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In our request for changes to benefit our lives, one thing is worthy of meditation and that is, to be of kind heart worthy of poetry and steadfast in pursuit of joy as being our novel aspiration.

“I love the relative emptiness of the days between Christmas and New Year’s. In the space of so much not happening, so much seems to be getting ready to. You can almost feel all the forces coalescing for a new beginning. The perception that it produces.

The miracle is always there.” – Marianne Williamson

It is important to remember that miracles and vision necessarily go together. This needs repeating, and frequent repeating. It is a central idea in your new thought system, and the words that are found to describe are tapped out in sound and light. The treasure of an old typewriter is in the ink and touch of the keys on blank paper. The pressure of the strike, the shape of each hammer alphabetical key, are all so relative to the model, settings and the age of the machine. My father’s old Corona sits on a shelf in an aura of history that still lends a perfected cadence when tapped. His was choppy, broken in nuance and memorable in its tap. I can hear it still. The wise beating of the eloquent resilience of his life.